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5G321 SUPERCONDUCTORS AND MANUFACTURING METHODS THEREFOR
H01B12/00 -12/16;13/00,561-13/00,565@Z
H01B12/00-12/16;13/00,561-13/00,565 AA AA00
SUPERCONDUCTOR COMPONENTS
AA01 AA02 AA03 AA04 AA05 AA06 AA07 AA10
. Oxide ceramic compositions . . La-Ba-Cu-O compositions . . La-Sr-Cu-O compositions . . Y-Ba-Cu-O compositions . . Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O compositions . . Bi-Pb-Sr-Ca-Cu-O compositions . . Tl-Ba-Ca-Cu-O compositions . Chevrel types
AA11 AA12 AA13
. A3B types (e.g., A-15 types or greek small letter beta-W type) . Alloy compositions . Organic substance compositions
AA98 AA99
. Other components . Unknown components
BA BA00
APPLICATIONS
BA01 BA02 BA03 BA04 BA05 BA06 BA07 BA08 BA09 BA10
. Wires or cables . . Wires or cables for winding . Coils or electromagnets . Switches (e.g., heat switches or current-limit switches) . Connections (e.g., current leads) . . Connection of superconducting wire to superconducting wire . Elements . . Josephson elements . . Transistors . . Quantized interference elements (e.g., SQUID)
BA11 BA14
. Shields (e.g., magnetic shielding) . Alternating current or pulsed current
BA99
. Other applications
CA CA00
SUPERCONDUCTOR STRUCTURE
CA01 CA02 CA03 CA04 CA05 CA06 CA07 CA08 CA09 CA10
. Internal structure of superconductors . . Addition of trace of components . . Control of crystal phase (e.g., amorphous) . . Crystal orientation (e.g., C-axis orientation) . . Multilayer structures . . Crystal diameter or shape . . Crystal grain boundaries . . Single core line . . Multiple core lines . . . Dispersed fibers
CA11 CA12 CA13 CA15 CA16 CA17 CA18 CA19 CA20
. . . Twisted fibers . . . Spiral cross-sections . . Pinning centers . Overall superconductor structures . . Twisted lines . . Braided lines . . Tape filament . . Coaxial types . . Film-like structures
CA21 CA22 CA23 CA24 CA26 CA27 CA28 CA30
. . . Thin films . . . Thick films . . . Films on cores . . . Films on substrates . Substrates or cores . . Substrate or core components . . Boundaries with superconducting layers . Sheaths
CA31 CA32 CA34 CA35 CA36 CA38 CA39
. . Sheath structures (e.g., pores) . . Sheath components . Matrices . . Matrix structure (e.g., divided) . . Matrix components . Diffusion barriers . . Diffusion barrier structure
CA41 CA42 CA43 CA44 CA46 CA48 CA50
. Stabilizing materials . . Stabilizing material components . . Island types . . Twisted type . Fastening or affixing structure . Electrical insulation . Protective structures
CA51 CA52 CA53 CA54 CA55
. . Moisture-proof structures . . Reinforcing structures . . Protection against stretching and compression . . . Bellows-like . . . Pre-distortion (i.e., pre-strain)
CA99
. Other structures
CB CB00
COOLING AND MAINTAINING LOW TEMPERATURES
CB01 CB02 CB03 CB04 CB05 CB07 CB08
. Cooling systems . . Coolant flow paths . . Cooling fins . . Hollow types . . Cable-in-conduit types . Maintaining low temperatures . . Thermal insulation
CB99
. Other cooling, or maintaining of low temperatures
DA DA00
COMMON MANUFACTURING METHODS
DA01 DA02 DA03 DA04 DA05 DA06 DA08 DA10
. Mechanical processing methods . . Rolling . . Extrusion, diametral compression, or wire drawing techniques . . . Hydrostatic extrusion . . . Extrusion billets . . Stranding methods . Fastening or affixing methods . Stabilizing material manufacturing methods
DA12
. Manufacturing apparatuses
DA99
. Other manufacturing methods (common)
DB DB00
MANUFACTURING METHODS FOR CERAMIC SUPERCONDUCTORS
DB01 DB02 DB03 DB05 DB06 DB07
. Raw material manufacturing or treatment methods . . Raw material powders . . Vapor phase starting solutions . Constituent raw materials of pastes . . Using binders . . Limitations on grain size of raw material powders
DB11 DB12 DB13 DB14 DB15 DB17 DB18 DB19
. Binder processes . . Doctor blade techniques . . Screen printing techniques . . Suspension spinning techniques . . Injection molding . Non-binder processes . . Sheath techniques . . Diffusion techniques
DB21 DB22 DB23 DB24 DB25 DB26 DB28 DB29 DB30
. Solution techniques . . Thermal decomposition with organic acid salts, or thermal decomposition with organometallic complexes . . Sol or gel techniques . . . Gel spinning . . Spin coating . . Spraying . Melting and solidifying . . Partial melting . . Directional solidification
DB31 DB33 DB34 DB35 DB36 DB37 DB38 DB39 DB40
. . Rapid solidification . Gas phase techniques . . Physical vapor deposition . . . Vacuum deposition . . . Molecular beam epitaxy . . . Laser vapor deposition . . . Laser ablation . . . Sputtering . . Chemical vapor deposition
DB41 DB42 DB44 DB45 DB46 DB47 DB48 DB50
. . . Metal oxide chemical vapor deposition (i.e., MO-CVD) . . . Plasma chemical vapor deposition . Heat treatment methods . . Hot pressing or hot isostatic pressing . . Heat treatment atmosphere (e.g., oxidizing atmosphere) . . Heat treatment temperature . . Cooling after heat treatment (e.g., multistage cooling) . Diametral compression or rolling after calcining
DB52 DB54 DB55 DB56
. Magnetic fields are used . Treatment after production . . Reforming methods . . Moisture-proofing methods
DB99
. Other manufacturing methods (ceramic compositions)
DC DC00
MANUFACTURING METHODS FOR A3B TYPE SUPERCONDUCTORS
DC01 DC03 DC04 DC06 DC08 DC09 DC10
. Surface dispersion techniques . Melting and solidifying . . Quenching . Sheath techniques . Composite processing techniques . . Bronzing . . External dispersion techniques
DC11 DC12 DC13 DC14 DC15 DC17 DC18 DC19
. . Internal dispersion techniques . . Solid-liquid reaction techniques . . Niobium tube techniques . . Jellyroll techniques . . Filament bundling techniques . Manufacturing methods for fiber-dispersed superconductors . . In situ techniques . . Cutting, melting and fastening techniques
DC21 DC22 DC23 DC24 DC25 DC26 DC27 DC29 DC30
. Thin-film formation . . Physical vapor deposition . . . Vacuum vapor deposition. . . . Molecular beam epitaxy . . . Sputtering . . . . Assist techniques . . Chemical vapor deposition . Thick-film formation . . Molten spraying
DC32 DC33 DC35 DC36
. Heat treatment . . Heat treatment temperature . Treatment after production . . Reforming methods
DC99
. Other manufacturing methods (A3B types)
DD DD00
MANUFACTURING METHOD FOR ALLOYS AND OTHER SUPERCONDUCTORS
DD01 DD02 DD04 DD05
. Heat treatment . . Heat treatment temperature . Treatment after production . . Reforming methods
DD99
. Other manufacturing methods (alloys and others)
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